He just needs to get in the ring with Paul Carrillo. Elizabeth Morales is with her husband in everything and in everything. It is an active part of the boxing process before, during and after every fight. He accompanies him in training sessions, sparring sessions, press conferences and of course in fights. It is in the good and the bad, in the celebrations and when it is necessary to heal wounds. Yes, all together.
Tomorrow will be no exception and Elizabeth will remain on the front row cheering the ‘Little Train’ in his fight against American Dewayne Beamon, for the World Boxing Council’s (WBC) American continental super flyweight title, in the Elijah Chegwin Coliseum.
“I fight him there all the time,” Elizabeth says proudly. “He is the one who moves on, but in reality we are all fighting. The family accompanies him. One as a wife is the one who is at home and listens: it hurts here, that massage, that food, that ice cream… you are in the whole process,” says Elizabeth, who was present at the recording of the program ‘In the game of EL HERALDO’, where her husband talked about the rematch against Beamon, whom he had already faced on April 2, at the Sugar Baby Rojas Coliseum, in a controversial duel that was declared a draw after a header from the boxer Abroad.
This difficult confrontation does not make Elizabeth nervous. He says he doesn’t suffer as much in battles anymore. “As a boxer I got used to everything about him. Yes, the truth is yes. I’m already watching him throw the punches and his behavior as a boxer. I’m not in the corner, but I already know what he does well and what he doesn’t do it in the ring.”
Without a doubt, she is her husband’s greatest admirer, but not only in his capacity as an athlete. “Excellent as a father; as son the best; As a husband I have nothing to say, he is the best.”
Together they strive to advance their four children and keep the sports career of the ‘Trainje’ on track and realize that dream it has been fighting for: a world title.
Source: El heraldo
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